Knowland Quits Senate to Focus on California Press
Senator Knowland announced he will resign from the Senate after his current term to spend more time in California with his wife and family and to become assistant publisher of the Oakland Tribune. He declined to discuss a 1956 governor bid or 1960 presidential run, fueling speculation of a political stepping stone strategy. A separate report notes a milk truck skid on fresh snow, damaging a parked car with apology notes inside.
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California
Oakland Tribune
Revival Services At Nazarene Church Begin Wednesday
Rev. Chester D. Plummer of Indianapolis will be the evangelist for revival services at the Church of the Nazarene in Knowland. The series opens Wednesday at 7 30 p m and runs through January 20 with music by Rev. Claude E Pittenger and stories of gospel songs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Church of the Nazarene
Knowland
Senate
Republic First
Fayette
Claude E. Pitttenger
Schurch
Pittenger
California
Jersey City
Charles Burns
Four bounty on coyote scalps paid in Wilson County
In Wilson County clerk’s office, four residents shared 68 dollars for coyote scalps collected on Saturday. Marlene Shoaf 12, Marvin Lewellen 17, Mrs. Carl Bonner 4, and Harry Moffatt 1 scalp were counted.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Marlene Shoaf
Fall River
Marvin Lewellen
Altoona
Carl Bonner
Harry Moffatt
Unidentified Tulsa man offers car to youths in Coffeyville
Police say a disgruntled driver, after breakdown, handed a white 1949 Chevrolet to three Coffeyville youths who promised to haul it away from the highway. The car, left with no license tag, was not reported stolen and the owner planned to mail the title. Nearby, Mrs Shrakes was cited for driving 40 in a 20 mph zone after being stopped by police.
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Shrakes
Coffeyville
Nowata
Dick Colliver
Gerald Young
Dan Dixon
Colliver
Tulsa
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 8, 1957
Local page items from the Chanute Tribune dated January 8 1957 summarize brief notices and community updates. Includes short items on local happenings, events, and public notices typical of a small town paper.
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Chanute Tribune
Amber beetle in Klondike treasure prized by local doctor
Erie resident Dr. L. G. Atkinson owns a small amber piece with a beetle embedded. He carries $100.00 insurance on it. The amber, found by Klondike gold diggers years ago, was given to Atkinson by Colorado friend Al G. Copple in 1913 after being located 300 feet underground by prospectors. Mrs. Warren Welch and her baby son Stephan Scott returned home.
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Klondike
Atkinson
al G. Copple
Colorado
Warren Welch
Stephan Scott
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